How Can I Improve Myself In Singapore?
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Hello,
A few weeks later, i will come SG. I want to consider to opportunities in here. Such as, daily certification programs, weekly courses with certificate of attendance, guitar courses, karate or something like this, social projects and some activities and more.
What do you recommend? May you help me please?
Thank you.
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Cheaper better faster.
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I recommend giving Singapore a miss.
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Go to www.pa.gov.sg
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sign up for premium subscription with sgforums. Can learn a lots of things in its many forums
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If you cannot improve yourself in your motherland, no difference where you go to improve yourself.
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Thank you.
What do you know about me? How can you have impression about me to don't improve myself in my country? Have i ever said "i can not improve myself in my country" or "i didn't improve myself in my country"
What made you think like this? And i asked course informations. Not need advice like yours.
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In Singapore,you end your sentences with a "lah".
For example:"Wait for me,lah!"
You can also add "Kena" in between your sentences.
For example:"I kena scolded by the teacher just now".
This is what,we called "Singlish".
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In Singapore,you can ask the hawker not to put in bean spouts in your dishes & can even ask him to add more rice.
Yah!
This information should be useful.
Yah is also a singlish.
Have you tried Abalone noodle before?
You may ask for fishball noodle without the fishballs & ask the hawker to add in abalones.
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If u from Europe, no need to improve yourself, gov treat u like royalty, local girls hover ard you, with the premise that u hv money.
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Hello Friedns,
I am also new and want online online. Please suggest me where i can avail finest stuff of colting and shoes at great price in Singapore.
Thanks in advance !
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Orchard
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Become a taxi driver. Lots of improvement opportunities there!
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Thank you so much lah! :D
Of course girlfriend or marriage is destiny. I have no plan for now. But however, i don't know future also. So i can't say anything about this issue lah.
There are lots of malls in Orchard Road. You can go Vivocity too. Or you can prefer Chinatown.
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Thanks Gokurk,
But i am here looking for online shopping portals. I am online shopping passionate becuase i think through online shopping save more as compare to shopping i malls etc. So please suggest me any online portals names.. where i am shop trendy apparels, shoes and accessories. Here i am find last night one portal that is Zalora Singapore. Do you think this is nce path.
Waiting your reply
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I don't know online shopping portals in Singapore. But you can ask Google. =)
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Thanks dear.. I am find one of the great online shopping portal by searching in Google Singapore that is Zalora and Q0010 as well free online coupon provider site that is buyvouchercodes.com.
Thnaks again dear.
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Self Growth : http://www.selfgrowth.com
Spectrum Learning : http://spectrumlearning.com.sg
Reboot Your Brain :
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Learn the cultural language of 'Singlish' here! Enjoy the multi-cultural people from diverse religions and races.
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Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:
Become a taxi driver. Lots of improvement opportunities there!
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Come and bring as much money as possible. In Singapore almost everything is about money. Govt "loves" you for money.
Money money money. Come with lots of money you can make your dreams come true. Yeeha! money money money.
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Struggle to make ends meet can affect IQ: Study
WASHINGTON - Being short on cash may make you a bit slower in the brain, a new study suggests.
Researchers in the study, published in the US journal Science, concluded that poverty consumed so much mental energy that people struggling to make ends meet often have little brain power left for anything else, leaving them more susceptible to bad decisions.
People worrying about having enough money to pay their bills tend to lose temporarily the equivalent of 13 IQ points, scientists found when they gave intelligence tests to shoppers at a New Jersey mall and farmers in India.
The idea is that financial stress monopolises thinking, making other calculations slower and more difficult, a bit like the effects of going without sleep for a night.
"Our paper isn't about poverty. It's about people struggling to make ends meet," said Professor Sendhil Mullainathan, a Harvard economist and study co-author. "When we think about people who are financially stressed, we think they are short on money, but the truth is they are also short on cognitive capacity."
If you are always thinking about overdue bills, a mortgage or rent, or college loans, it takes away from your focus on other things. So being late on loans could end up costing you both interest points and IQ points, Professor Mullainathan said.
In the New Jersey part of the study, the researchers tested about 400 shoppers, presenting scenarios involving a large and a small car repair bill. Those with annual family incomes of about US$20,000 (S$25,500) scored about the same as those with US$70,000 incomes on IQ tests when the bill was small. But when poorer people had to think about a huge repair bill, their IQ scores were 40 per cent lower.
Then the researchers looked at real life in the fields of India, where farmers get paid only once a year. Before the harvest, they take loans and pawn goods. After they sell their harvest, they are flush with cash.
The researchers tested the same 464 farmers before and after the harvest and their IQ scores improved by 25 per cent when their wallets fattened.
"For a long time, we've been blaming the poor for their own failings," said study co-author Jiaying Zhao, a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia. "We're arguing something very different."
ASSOCIATED PRESS
World, The Straits Times, Saturday, August 31, 2013, pg A36
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if you cannot make yourslef better, you should make people look badder than you. in this way you wont have to bother about making yourself better when you cant make yourself better
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The name is the point lah!
But i Kena learn from your suggestion you gave to Gokturk.
Aha, it's also useful for me. Thanks a lot!
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Make Your Mind a Money Magnet : http://www.thesecretofdeliberatecreation.com/moneymagnet.pdf